i called him a great one, mark levin. about the constitution.o you written books that i think are the best written on that topic. we talk about the rule of law, that constitution is our rule of law. you see this abuse of power, you see this attempted coup, you see what they are still doing to general flynn and others. i want to know your thoughts. >> my thought is that the obama administration was a monster operation. the way they use to the fbi and the intelligence agencies, because all the way up to the oval office, i kept telling everybody that from day one, no way a president of the united states doesn't know what his consiglio areas aresn doing. the fbi was used to spy on candidate trump, the fbi used waste used with the fisa court, coordinated with the hillary campaign and the phony dossier. they tried to criminalize this case with the employment of a special prosecutor. dr. russia collusion, the only people in modern history who have colluded with the russians are the democrats, from fdr and eldridge hiss to ted ke

the fox news channel, national syndicated radio host and for a good read called the great one, mark levin. you know, mark, we talk about the constitution. you've written books that i think are the best written on that topic. we talk about the rule of law, that constitution is the rule of law, you see this abuse of power, you see what they are still doing to general flynn and others, i want to know your thoughts. >> my thought is that the obama administration was a mobster operation. the way they use to the fbi and the intelligence agencies goes all the way up to the oval office, i've been telling everybody that from day one, no way the president of the united states doesn't know what is consiglio's are doing, the fbi was used to spy on candidate trump, used with the court to take out president trump, it was coordinated with the hillary campaign, they tried to criminalize this case with the appointment of a special prosecutor to go after russian collusion. the only people in the modern history that colluded with the russians on the democrats. who ted kennedy and beyond. this president has

allocation regionally that ensures that people are gereity distrite frusion th assembly member mark levine was asking about outbreak plans here two months ago. >> i asked cdcr and san quentin to develop a site specific plan back in april. in may, they declined to do so. but now what we're seeing if the transfer of inmates is that they had no plan at all. written or unwritten. we need someone in charge that can make good decisions. i think we need somebody with a background in public health. >> reporter: the 500 plus cases in the prison, by the way, are not counted toward the county case total as a whole. i asked the doctor if he's concerned about the virus sort of spreading beyond the prison, and he says no. he said the prison is isolated enough from the rest of the county as a whole that he doesn't see the virus spreading beyond the walls as far as an infection vector. he say it says the case numbers rising in marin are from regular citizens. people working, going to restaurants, and gathering with their friends. we're live at san quentin. wilson walker, kpix 5. >> and california recorded

kron on's sanaz tahernia talked a state assemblyman mark levine. >>the actions receiver jake clark kelso is what led to this dramatic increase in confirmed cases of covid-19 talked a little bit about that and how does something like that even happened. >>well there's a botched transfer that to put a it's a cent inmates from chino to send clinton they should have done testing immediately before they did the transfer they had tested were as old as a month. so people were on the bus showing symptoms and upon rivals in clinton's staff, the and testing. it showed the positives and now it's just a couple of weeks later we've got over a 1000 positive. inmates but also about a 100 positive stash very big concern of course for the staff their families the inmates who are suffering needlessly. and of course the impact this will have on our local hospitals in the bay area. absolutely i know the prisons or the county jails obviously work with county hospitals. >>facilities do the state prisons work with so their contracts with hospitals throughout the region o

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. >> we are out of time, but as always, we h hello america, i'm mark levin. insurrection. our guest is doctor swain. she was a tenured professor at vanderbilt university, she has a ba in criminal justice, a masters in law, a phd in political science, really remarkable woman. she is

hello america i'm mark levin.insurrection because i think that's what's taking place among other things in this country and i have to turn to a gentleman who i think know more about what's taking place in our cities then really anybody else. they've spent a life studying it and writing about it. one of those gentlemen is shelby steele who's been in

hello america i'm mark levin. this is life, liberty and levin and they call the show the insurrection because i think that's what's taking place among other things in this country and i have to turn to a gentleman who i think know more about what's taking place in our cities then really anybody else. they've spent a life studying it and writing about it. one of those gentlemen is shelby steele who's been in this program before some time ago, a senior fellow and wrote the book white guilt and shame, how america's past sins have polarized our country. he writes for harper magazine from time to time. i want to thank you for coming on the program so let me just throw it to you. you see what's taking place in cities, mostly democrat one-party cities where one party states, and yet you see the response from the national democrats, biden, schumer and pelosi who barely acknowledged the rioting and looting that's taking place. you see the media report that most of this is peaceful and you see the allegation, systemic racis

hello america, i'm mark levin. part two of the insurrection. our guest is doctor swain. she was a tenured professor at vanderbilt university, she has a ba in criminal justice, a masters in law, a phd in political science, really remarkable woman. she is also part of the 1776 night that bob woodson has organized and part of a black voices for trump advisory board member and i could go on and on. doctor swain, you are very, very impressive, but people who don't know, give us a little bit of your background. >> i'm an american success story. i was one of 12 children born and raised in the rural south. we all dropped out of school after we completed the eighth grade. by the time i was 20 i had three small children and i went to community college and got the first of 5 degrees and i eventually became a successful university professor earning early tenure at princeton, i've been cited by the u.s. supreme court, and i love america. if you haven't noticed i'm black. >> that is a fantastic background. you've seen what's been going on in this country. athletes, commissioner of nfl

hello america i'm mark levin "life, liberty & levin" i call this show, the insurrection because i think that's what's taking place among other things in this country and i have to turn to gentlemen who i think know more about what's taking place in our cities than really anybody else who spent a life studying it and writing about it. and onee. of those gentlemen is she shelby steele been on this program before some time ago hoover institution fellow he wrote the book white guilt. also shame how america's past sins have polarize our country and writes for harper magazine from time to time. shelby steele i want to thank you for coming on the program. so let me just throw it to you. you see what's taking place in cities. mostly democrat one party cities mostly democrat won party states, and yet you see the response from the national democrats biden schumer and pelosi who barely acknowledge the rioting and the looting that's taking place you see the media that report that most of this is peaceful. and you see the allegation, systemic racism, is this a civil rights movement? who is leading t

. ♪ ♪ >> hello america i'm mark levin. this is life, liberty and levin. this, this is my mostly peaceful protest. i'm sick and tired of this country being torn down. i'm sick and tired of hearing from people in the streets about how awful our history is, i'm sick and tired of pampered multimillionaire athletes telling us about systemic racism, i'm sick and tired of the media which just repeats the same propaganda as the left and so are millions and millions of you. we are hard-working americans, we are good people. we've gone all over the globe to protect people. we have people all over the globe right now who are putting their life on the line to protect people of different religions, different races, liberty, i'm sick and tired of our flag being disrespected, of the national anthem being disrespected, three members of my family fought in world war ii. three of them. they are my hero. not colin kaepernick, a third-rate quarterback. three members served in the philadelphia police force. they're all gone and they served honorar honorably. i stand with the

mark levine says they created a health crisis by bringing untested inmates into san quentin and being slow to respond. >> it is overwhelming them. it is a great concern. now san quentin is popping up tents that are air-conditioned on the campus of the prison to make sure prisoners have greater physical distancing and medical triage. >> over the weekend, activists and loved ones held a rally outside prison gates demanding to have them released for their health. they are concerned because close quarters inside the prison exit nearly impossible to socially distance. we also learned that the first death linked to covid-19, a 71- year-old man on death row was found unresponsive in his cell last week. the coroner said he tested positive for the virus. reporting live, elissa harrington, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> six months ago today, the world health organization learned about the coronavirus that causes the pandemic. ahead of the wha -- 30 rachel, he says the worst is yet to come. everyone wants to get back to normal, but we need to learn to live with what is normal now. >> although many countr

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mark levine criticized the corrections department for being close rather slow to respond. >> they did not check for the status and that led to a massive outbreak of covid-19 and this is the worst in history. >> air-conditioned tents have been set up in the yard. additional triage and housing space space. some of the sickest have been transferred to local hospitals. the department of corrections wrote san quentin completed mandatory testing of all staff and more than 2500 steps have been completed with the rate of 619 per 1000 and the testing rate more than seven times the state and national testing rate. to slow the spread, in person visits have been suspended, sanitation and hygiene practice are being monitored. hundreds of parole inmates are being let go early. >> they don't have a place to stay. they don't have plans in place. >> one prisoner from san quentin who died today of the virus in the death row inmate found unresponsive in the cell last week tested positive for covid- 19. alissa harrington, "ktvu fox 2 news." >>> governor newsom minutes away from holding a news conference.

. >> sean: mark levin needs a little coffee. l >> laura: he was a little subdued, just a little bit subdued. >> he is never subdued. >> it was fantastic. i'll be watching tomorrow night. >> sean: have a great show laura. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." from washington tonight, don't reward the rioters, that's a focus of tonight's angle.ra since march we've been warning you about the democrats new normal lingo. we told you that they saw the coronavirus as a political opportunity to exploit, not a medical issue to manage. when vote by mail and the green new deal recovery proposal started to resurface it was obvious for all of this was going. what we didn't realize was how farfa they'd take things. welcome to the summer of love. look at this scene in madison, wisconsin, protesters tearing down a statue of a famed abolitionist? why not. if it was vandalism of a public property it will be bad enough. c property it will be bad enough. la last night we saw with these for social justice frauds are really o

know, one thing that's striking in the commonality of bars, this is a near city council member mark levine who says the evidence is mounting new york city cannot ignore it. we cannot open bars and restaurants currently planned for july 6th. i have to say, as someone who loves bars, loves going to bars, likes drinking with friends, loves my local neighborhood bar, it is dawning on me it is a high risk place and maybe this is not just going to be a possible thing to have open during the pandemic. what do you think? >> yeah. i think there is some environments that are particularly challenging. if you are indoors and if you are crowded next to other people and in bars often music is loud and you have to shout, those are great conditions for spreading a virus. if there is any way to move to beer gardens outside where you can keep the distance and, you know, people wear masks when they're not drinking or something along those lines, that's a better approach. i think we have to take a hard look at some of these indoor crowded places where it is really hard to prevent the spread of the virus. >> i

>>and the meanwhile north bay assembly member mark levine is calling for the replacement of the prison healthcare receiver named jay clark, kelso on may the 30th kelsall oversaw the transfer of 121 inmates from the california institution for men in chino to send clinton leading to the current covid-19 outbreak at the fmcility on a call this week with the assemblyman and the assembly budget chair, phil ting of san francisco, kelso acknowledged that his decision to transfer inmates was done quote to quickly and was a self inflicted wound and a big mistake. yes, in lakeland name said that he calls for councils replacement yesterday at the state capitol. >>when i rose. on may 26. i asked the director of finance for a plan. how will our prisons plan for a surge how will they plan for an outbreak how will they plan for the need for hospitalization. for people who are sick and infected with covid-19. it's now june 26 and there is no plan. there is no plan at all there is no testing system for any staff at san quentin right now a judge had to roll that they must test the staff. but there is no

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encouraging the use of excessive force against peaceful protesters read and fact, city council member mark levinefew is serving as a pretext for aggressive competition protesters by the police and doing nothing to make more peaceful and it's doing the opposite. it scheduled to continue through my sunday night and it can't happen and it must be ended now." trace. >> trace: it's important, bryan, a police officer in las vegas on life support after being shot in the head. homeland security police officer in oakland who shot and killed because of the riots and you have for the police officers in st. louis and the retired police officer and four were shot and waited in the entire police officer shot and killed. it's abhorrent to go after these police officers because 99% of them are trying to do yeoman's work. flip side of this, bryan, you showed video earlier of the incident in buffalo which paints police officers in a bad light and you have more information about that. explain that for us. >> that's right. it comes out of buffalo, this is a video of a 75-year-old man and in stable but serious condit

mark levine says the department created a health crisis by bringing untested inmates into san quentin and being so tourist bond. >> it is overwhelming them. it is a great concern and san quentin is popping up tents that are air-conditioned on campus of the prison to make sure the prisoners have rater physical distancing and for medical triage. >> over the weekend, activists and loved ones of inmates held a rally outside of san quentin, demanding to have them released to protect their health. they are concerned because of the close quarters inside the prison and the inability to social distance. we have also learned of one person on death row who was found unresponsive last week and later was pronounced dead. a corner did say that the person tested positive for covid-19 but when i looked at the california department of corrections numbers, they are not listing that as a death connected to san quentin at this time. but again the corner did say that person tested positive. i'm elissa harrington, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> happening today, dr. anthony fauci and other top health experts will re

north bay assembly member mark levine is also speaking out about the spread of covid inside san quentinhealthcare receiver, j clarke health slow to be replaced. after a recent transfer of inmates to send clinton amid the pandemic. yesterday during a with our budget chair and our sub budget chair on public safety. >>we spoke with the federal receiver. where he admitted his culpability his mistake. he used the word mistake. in ordering the transfer of prisoners from chino to san quentin. and i'm calling on judge tigar to relieve. the federal receiver clark, kelso of his duties as a receiver and her place that person with someone who can more confidently make sure that our prisoners are receiving adequate care. >>well there is a protest planned for today at the facility is set to begin at noon at the east gate. >>in northern california, a gunman targeted all wal-mart warehouse killing an employee and wounding 4 others before he was fatally shot by deputies it happened in red bluff, it's about a 130 miles north of sacramento, heather jansen has more on what happened. a frantic workday turne

the chair of the new york city council, their health committee, mark levine, tweeted let's be clear abouts cases in the next two weeks, don't blame the protests, blame racism. let's bring in fox news contributor, professor of health, policy and management, johns hopkins school of public health, dr. marty makary. we've been told for months you can put your entire community at risk. has that suddenly changed because people are getting together to protest? >> no, leland the science is the science. from a public health standpoint we know the drivers of this infection, it's close proximity, the lack of taking mitigation steps like wearing masks. we know it's mass gatherings and travel. when people think about protesting, they should remember it's often gathering people through travel potentially from high risk areas and low risk areas. protests represent all of that. at the same time, most protesters are doing is safely and it can be done safely. the heat can give a false sense of security that this is not a problem when in fact we're still seeing massive spread around the country right now, d

chairman mark levin tweeting if there is a spike in coronavirus cases in the next two weeks.on't blame the protesters, blame racism. here to react new york state g.o.p. assembly member and u.s. congressional candidate nicole. welcome to the show as always. so, you know, you see this surge in people that are in large crowds out in new york city. some to their credit being responsible, wearing masks. many not. so how could you not adistrict a spike in cases to the fact that you see all these huge crowds out all the time? >> you know what in the people of new york city have lost faith in mayor de blasio. they do not trust a word that he says. you have people in the city council who are using this to fit their own agenda. they are calling to defund our police. you know, politicians like mr. lavigne are encouraging protesters, mayor de blasio is encouraging protesters to gather in large groups to not social distance. yet, our businesses are shut down. you have our public golf courses and public tennis course that remain closed. people cannot worship at their holy places on the wee

levine. let's get the take of mark crumpton with the first word.: a key senate panel defining president trump and has approved a plan to have the names of fedor -- of confederate figures removed from military bases and other assets. in the house, nancy pelosi is amending that statues of confederate figures such as jefferson davis be removed from the u.s. capitol. president trump promised wednesday that he would not rename military bases honoring confederate generals. for years, the confederate battle flag was a common and controversial site at nascar races. now, nascar has made a decision that the confederate battle flag is no longer welcome. it has been banned from all nascar races and venues. iv, averend robert w. lee descendent of general robert ely, welcome to the decision. >> they will be deep conversations about what it means to be a primarily southern sport and also be engaged in conversations about what it means with racism. mark: the conversation was pushed to the forefront this week by bubba wallace, nascar's loan black driver, who said t

try to intervene apparently all options are on the table richard levins thank you so much for that update thank you. and the saturday marks the anniversary of d.-day on the beaches of normandy but unlike the previous years this one is going to be very different because france is still dealing with the corona virus the pandemic is expected to keep government leaders away and of course the elderly frail veterans from visiting the site and seeing their fellow comrades on june 6th 194-415-6000 american british and canadian forces landed on beaches to retake france from the nazi invasion. and back here stateside a ship off the coast of jacksonville florida exploded thursday afternoon injuring 9 firefighters who are battling the massive blaze on board that ship firefighters are now being treated for burns and one is undergoing intensive care the vessel was carrying old cars. and over in southern california a raging fire destroyed a commercial building in the city of redlands forcing the evacuation of about $100.00 workers firefighters from half a dozen area agencies joined in on that battle to contain the massive blaze investig